Episode 2: The Interrogation — Sarah Boone Confronted With the Videos

Sarah Boone walked into the police station believing she was there to answer more questions about the death of her boyfriend, Jorge Torres Jr.

But investigators knew something Sarah didn't.

They had her phone.

And they had watched the videos.

In Episode 2 of Murder Syrup: The Sarah Boone Case, we break down Sarah's police interrogation as detectives confront her with evidence that dramatically challenges the story she gave them at the scene.

Sarah had described Jorge's death as a horrible accident—the result of drinking, playing hide-and-seek, putting Jorge into a suitcase, and then falling asleep upstairs.

But the videos recovered from her cellphone captured something very different.

Jorge could be heard telling Sarah he couldn't breathe.

And Sarah could be heard responding.

We follow the interrogation from the beginning, examining Sarah's answers, the detectives' questioning techniques, the contradictions they focus on, and the moment Sarah realizes investigators have seen what was recorded on her phone.

How does her explanation change when she's confronted with evidence she cannot simply explain away?

And what happens when detectives stop asking Sarah what happened—and start showing her what they already know?

This is Episode 2: The Interrogation.

Episode 1: The Suitcase — The 911 Call

On February 24, 2020, Sarah Boone called 911 from her Florida home with a startling statement: her boyfriend, Jorge Torres Jr., was dead.

Sarah told the dispatcher that the night before, she and Jorge had been drinking and playing hide-and-seek when Jorge climbed into a suitcase. According to Sarah, she zipped him inside, went upstairs, fell asleep—and didn't realize he was still there until the following day.

But when police arrived and began speaking with Sarah at the scene, questions quickly emerged.

In Episode 1 of Murder Syrup: The Sarah Boone Case, we listen to and break down Sarah's 911 call and her first on-scene interview with police, before detectives had discovered what was waiting on her cellphone.

We'll examine Sarah's original version of events, her timeline of the night, the details she volunteered, the questions officers asked, and the moments that would become far more significant once investigators uncovered the videos recorded hours before Jorge's death.

At this point, Sarah doesn't know what investigators are going to find.

And the police don't yet know what they're about to see.

This is where the Sarah Boone case begins.

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Reagan Simmons-Hancock believed she had found more than a photographer—she believed she had found a friend.

As Taylor Parker's elaborate fake pregnancy spiraled out of control, Reagan had no idea she had become the center of a carefully constructed deception. What began as wedding photos and a growing friendship would ultimately become one of the most heartbreaking true crime cases in recent history.

In the final episode of our Taylor Parker series, we explore how Taylor gained Reagan's trust, the warning signs that only became clear in hindsight, and the timeline leading up to the events that shocked the nation. We also examine the investigation, the evidence presented in court, the trial, and the sentence that brought this chapter to a close.

This episode discusses real events involving violence and the loss of life. Listener discretion is advised.

If you've followed this series from the beginning, thank you for joining us as we examine not only what happened, but how deception, manipulation, and obsession can escalate into tragedy.

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